Sentence examples for of sayings from inspiring English sources

Other collections of sayings and reports concerning Jeremiah (especially in chapters 26 45) were probably compiled by Baruch somewhat later.

He is also the author of "Sayings of Generalissimo Giuliani," a book published this month by Welcome Rain Publishers.

"Cultural Amnesia," of course, is itself a book of Sayings and Thoughts, though on a wildly more inflated scale.

And pressed to name "one of the great books of the modern world," he cites Arthur Schnitzler's little 200-page odd collection, "Book of Sayings and Thoughts".

We know her just as her young pupils knew her: as a collection of sayings, a rhetorical performance, a teacher's show.

With her press agent, she began to make herself over into "this personality, a dumb blonde with a body and a set of sayings".

Some of the sayings of his Jesus are found in the other Gospels; but his whole manner is more gnomic -- in fact Pagels refers to some of the sayings as resembling Zen koans.

Several collections of wise sayings of this monarch, as well as stories about him, have been preserved in Arabic or New Persian versions.

One of my sayings out of that is: "It's never as good as it looks or as bad as it seems".

You were full of pithy sayings, and one of them was, "Ye cannae put an auld heid on young shoulders".

Additional prohibitions stem from the Hadith, the reports of the sayings and practices of the Prophet Muhammed.